The San Francisco Giants visit the San Diego Padres in a four-game set at Petco Park, with Landen Roupp and JP Sears squaring off in a game billed as a shallow pitching duel. Roupp carries a 3.45 ERA and 3.65 FIP through 104.1 innings with 100 strikeouts, while Sears sits at a 5.12 ERA and 5.00 FIP over 116 frames, fanning 101 while issuing 30 walks. Both hurlers are coming off rough starts—Roupp allowed five runs in three innings against Tampa Bay; Sears yielded five in five against Arizona. The clash provides a nuanced fantasy angle: a game at a pitcher-friendly park that could hinge on timing, bullpen depth, and opportunistic offenses. The Giants sit at 61-65 and the Padres at 70-56, making this a key late-season tilt with playoff vibes for Padres fans and streaming options for fantasy players. Expect a measured, grind-it-out affair where whiffs and late-inning drama could swing DFS rosters and betting bets alike.

bet365’s CBSBET365 welcome offer nets new bettors 150 in bonus bets after a first wager of 5 or more, requiring a 10+ deposit and a 30-day claim window. The promo backs a busy Wednesday with 8 MLB tilts starting after 7 p.m. ET, plus a WNBA set between Los Angeles and Dallas. In MLB, Brewers and Cubs duel in game 4 of a five-game series (8:05 p.m. ET) as Milwaukee tries to rebound after their long win streak snapped, while San Diego hosts San Francisco later and the Yankees-Rays and Dodgers-Rockies night games shape the betting board. On the WNBA side, Sparks visit Wings in a game with defenses Poised to test the over/under around 181.5, underscored by workload and line movements across the board. The night is studded with high-leverage matchups and a sportsbook promo that’s time-limited and dependent on a win or loss of the first bet. Responsible gaming reminders cap the piece as bettors chase value in a variety of market segments.

Wednesday brings eight MLB games on the main slate, with a buyer’s beware vibe on pitching and several high-upside stacks. Jacob Misiorowski is the closest thing to an ace but carries clear IL-recovery risk in a Cubs matchup. Hurston Waldrep has flashed a plus strikeout rate in three big-league starts, and Shohei Ohtani is creeping into fantasy-pivot discussions despite Coors Field exposure. Nick Martinez is a budget swing option with tasty K%/. K-BB in a favorable Angels matchup. On offense, Heliot Ramos is a midrange trap with big-lefty splits, while Oakland’s trio of Nick Kurtz, Shea Langeliers, and Brent Rooker offers a cheap stack against Bailey Ober. Top stacks focus on Dodgers at Coors (Betts, Smith, Freeman) and Rays vs Schlittler (Simpson, Diaz, Caminero). Michael Harris remains a discount-correlated hitter, and a few one-offs like Austin Martin and Trevor Larnach add upside. The slate invites balanced exposure to high-floor studs and bold, contrarian stacks built around Dodgers and Rays.

The Yankees unleashed a power onslaught in a rain-delayed showdown with the Rays, launching nine homers—tying a franchise record set earlier this season. José Caballero stomped back into his former stomping grounds and launched two big flies in his first game at Steinbrenner Field for New York, capping a night of fireworks that also featured Giancarlo Stanton and Cody Bellinger each going deep twice and Aaron Judge tying his 40th homer. Jazz Chisholm Jr. and Ben Rice joined the homer splash for the Yankees as the club stacked a dramatic victory that reinforced their lineup’s pop. The club jumped out to an early 3-0 lead with back-to-back-to-back blasts from Judge, Bellinger and Stanton four batters into the game, marking a rare first-inning power parade that pushed New York toward a four-game win streak. The Rays, playing at a temporary home while Tropicana Field is repaired, watched a nocturnal barrage that underscored the Bronx Bombers’ eye-catching, high-voltage form and the league-wide fascination with their burgeoning offensive machine.